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Danger Lurking In the Chimney Top.

HObserver,r in the ST. Louis MliEer says :
long experience In burning wood fuel in
both heating and cooking stoves has brought
out dangerous point In this com bustion that
may throw light on scme OF the unex.
planned fires that from time to time occur in
both city and country, aud especially In the
country. Being much annoyed by rain
running down inside the fiue, l produced
sheet iron cap for one hus and q tireclsy T
cap for the other. After that time l WAS
every now and then troubled with the hues
being on fire, and in several instances the
roof took re outside. After q long expe
moved, and no more hres have been in that
fiue or on the roof OF that building. This
led to close watch over the other building,
which had the stove-pipe enter into tire.
clap piece tuo OF six feet, ending In I top
on the outside The fire clay tue rises
through an attic. Tne frequency OF tres Lad
to very careful examination into sli the ss-
socisted conditiona Thus l tina that the
colder the weather Is, there Is not only in
creased combustion, but increased couden-
sation of the elements OF the wood carrie up
IN the smoke, and, striking against the top
OF the cap, Is retarded in Its emission, and
water and tarry substance containiuH an in
fsnmsole oil il thrown back down The fiue,
and gathers on the top and around the open.
ings OF the top, often dropping on the roof.
The substance Is easily iguItsd, and the fiue,
the top, aud the matter on the root all burn
with great force, aud IL = source ut great
and constant danger. Experiments show
that angles, bends or numerous pipes
entering the same Hue, by rstard.
Ing or impeding the direct draught
tends TO this deposit by fAvoring condsnas-
tion. The process II similar In action to the
retort 1t 10 the production OF an empy.
rsumatic oil by the destructive distillation
OF wood. 1 have TIED burning zinc, sui
phur, salts, etc, but ali fail /; direct drAught,
no obstruction by caps aud frequent trouble
some ceanings are the only prsvsntivss
Of the danger. The SCOT OF itself has little or
no imtlAmmsbility. Attention to this sub.
ject may Do OF value both TO owners and In
surance companies, aud scientists may mud
way by which to utilize the infi unable
products which enter into sll our domestic
njoy ments This whole subject Of domestic
combustion 10 worthy OF close attention, ~
being associated with interests and dangers
OF very great Importance.
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Charles Frederick Holder in st. Nicholas for
June.
The most dreaded insect invader IL the
white ant In Africa, their houses are dome.
shaped mounds often eighteen feet high.
These insects erect pyramids one thousand
tunes higher than themselves The ants
their presence IL not suspected until the
damage Is done. They usually tunnel into
any object which they attack, often reducing
Ito . mere shell. In this way they have
been known to sscsnd within the leg OF a
taoie, devour the contents oi . box upon IT,
ana descend through a tunnel bored in an.
6ther leg, all In one night An officer OF the
English army while calling upon some
ladies' In Ceylon was startled by
rumbiinK sound. The ladies' started with af.
H'4ht aud the next instant they stood with
only tne SKY above them the roof had fallen
~ ano isy all about, leaving them mirscu.
lousiy unhsrmed! The ants mad msds thsi,
way up through the beams, following them
out until great part OF the frame. work of
ths house was ready to fall at the slivh,ss,
shock.
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A Story Of sunset Cox,

FROM the tncinnati Enquirer.
Sunset Cox 10 improving In health slowly.
The germ OF his disease he brought with
him from the Orient Cox Ii the same a.
ever 10 bis buoyant spirits. I" I remember, d"
he said, ~ was in Trenton, N. j., the night
We received tho news that the Republican
party had been defeated In Maine during the
Hancock campaign. There was Q public
meeting at which l was to deliver an I'd.
dress Senator, now secretary Bsysrd, pre-
oeded ma He made Q very long speech,
which thought rather tired his audience. 1
was TO follow him. just before he closed
received telegram from Maine telling mo
OF the victory. ! said to myself, When
am called upon to speak will announce a.
predatory to my remarks, the good news' ,
When ! took the rostrum, with the tsle-
gram from Maine In my hand, struck an
attitude and exclaimed, We've got 'em.I
"Whst's that came In . sepulchral voice
from the rear OF the ball.
"witho9t changing my attitude l re-
peAted, We've got '0m. +"
Yes, "csme the same voice. you have
liquor?"
"You can imagine, said Cox the con.
tretemps OF the situation.
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! sEsso|I :
iows ~ Ilss.
"ixx::u ,x:.u ,s,sn S,,,.,, q ..es !. : aycsr ego

with bilious fsvsf,"
"My doctor pronounced mo cursd. but eot
sick aga,n. with terrible paine In my baok ana
sides. ana got 40 bad
Could not mbve'
shrurk
FROM s,s rs to iso 1 had been docturinx for
my liver, but II ala no good. did not expect To
i've more than three months. I began 10 uss
Hop Bitters.
DIRECTLY my appetite returned. my pains isn
ma, my entire system seemed renewed - u By
magic. and after using several bottles, am no
only ~ sound IA sovereign, but weigh moro
than did before. TO Hop iittsrs owe my life"
Dubttn, June o. 1SS5. Il, frrzrArRicE.
CHArrKRii.
Maiden. Mass. Feb, l. 1855. Gentienen--
Isunsred with attacks OF sick headache"
NeurAiaiA. female trouble. for years In the
most Ss terrible and saeruciatins manner.
cure until used Hop Bittcrs.
"The nrst bottle
Nearly cured mo I"
The second made mo we'll and strong A hen
a child,
"And have been so to this dsv"
My husband was an invalid for tventv vcar.
with serious
kidney. liver and urinary complaint
Pronounced by Boston's best phy ysioians-
seven bottles OF your Bit,ers cured him anal
know OF tho,
Lives OF eight persons
In my neighborhood that have been saved BY
And many more are using ihem with xres,
| benefit. "Thcy almost DO miracles ?"
Mrs. r. d. Slack.
| How TO Ger SICK Expose yourself dsy ana
| night: eat too much without exercise. work too
hard without rest, doctor all the time take all
the vile nostrums adv vertised. and then you will
| want to know
| How TO sRr wgtL-W hich is answered I'm
| three words-Take Hop Bitters.
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Her Love Of simplicity shown In the siyls o
Note Paper She Prefers

her Love OF simplicity shown In the Style q
Note Paper She Prsiers.
From the New York Herald.
With her characteristic love OF simplicity
Mra Cleveland does not use for her CORES
pondence the White House stationery,
which has been preferred by some of the oc.
cupsnts Of that homo OF the presidents,
which has United States shield on Il in
cOlors, nor does she use that preferred In the
bushes. ofiioes 10 the building. which has
In raised letters at the head OF the paper, and
on the upper left hsnd corner Of the en-.
velOpA Our fret lady's nots paper and On.
velOpes have " Executive Mansion, Wash.
ingtOn, on them In quite small silver cspi.
talA The seal in white wax has her mono
gram impressed on II, evidently by her own
dainty dngerA
Whatevsr she puts In her easy, unaffected
and perfectly neat and legibls hand Wrttino
In her notes and letters 10 sure 10 be directly
70 the point not Q word too much or too iit.
tie, and while seemingly unrsstrainsd ssvs
by good taste In her written ~ In her spoken
words. she never says or writes anything of
which even malicious person could make
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-21
4 New Cuvs for Rhsumssis,n.
~ New York Herald.


= = 3 o0S,ous fact, 70 which We call the st.
80 q the medical fratsrnity Of this
10 thak chroaio rheumatism can be
1he remedy - OF the most allopsthic
g11e eiasaetse, consisting, - II does, Of
n1Uagd application Of two shot guns and
m - shs whole "to b we'll shaken be.
o pnAhstie Story OF John Hendricks OF
D1s Go, viii b regarded ~ demon :
- q ~ theory known q the mind
- 49, 1aOt makes the case still more
- 811drioks hAd the rheumatism
Sange-thas \. hs thought hs had. He
IWpgoosod with This unfortunate jdes
= - dl1 their best 70 sie themsslyss
- kno2 and suooseded Remarkably
H oHuD0 aio0 we're doubled up In
80 pomnekable iashto0-0r ss least that
DnGo1oo ~ bed shout them.
80 vhtlo sstttng under Q live oak
- 6ag ehanced thas Way end tvo
gees - A0s pursuit. Suddenly
y bGabo oo0 tke live oak wss we'll
Al g 600 Hendyicks' opinion
= nnnoma1te0 vaD changed. He
- ~ thae - djdn'e have any,
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A washers oman and Water.

wssherwoman, It might be supposed,
would DO the last person TO complain OF too
much water. Nevertheless, Alice Norman.
. lsundress, yesterday summoned John Gail.
oway, launder (f that is the proper word
Tor . washermsn) for pouring Q pail of vstsr
over her. The defense was that she bsd
sifted ashes over his clean clothes. This We
terrible provOcatiOn. He may have sinned.
but she had cindered. But by putting the
pail over his enemy, he had put himself
under the pale OF the Law, and 30 had 70 pay
40a
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A SPECIFIC FOR MALARIA, RHEUMATISM,
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Rev. Jas. l.. Hall, Chaplain Albany Peniteu-
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ST. Josephs Hospital. N. Y. :" It's use 10 con-
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Prof. ". =. Ho,conbe. n. ~, 81 East 2ath St.
N late Prof In n. Y. Med. Collsge), writes !:
"Kaskine Is superior to 9nin.ns In i,s specific i
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Thousands upon thousands write that Kaskine
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Poetry In the Far west.

The Rapid C'ty Republican has been
shown the advance sheets OF: volume OF
poems soon to be issued by native OF that
place. entitled /" The Siren and the Sucker.
or, The Lay Of the Last TenderfOOt" Il
seems thst this siren lured the tsnderfoot
with this seductive soUg:
Come whsve the Buffalo grass grows green
And the cobbie.stOnes ripeu TOO soon,
And the coyote sits ON the doAd COWS frame
And sings 70 the pale. pale moon
It's surprising how many posts thsre ere
In Dakota when you come 70 count 'om up
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I writo This

Token of the great appreciation have OF your
. BtttPrs. I was afflicted
With intiAmmatOry rheumatism
Tor nearly
seven years, and no medicine seemed TO DO me
any
Good
Unui tried two bottle, OF your Hop Bitters,
and to my surprise am well today AS ever l
hope
"You NAV have abundant success"
In this great and
Valuable medicine
Anyone wishing to know more about
my cure
Can learn by addressing me, K. M.
Williams. ll03 10th street, Wash ID. e..
mayl6 2wd TThSSw
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To gather pearls from Oceans vases
Divers 40 down in divers places
But st our mouths OF streams and bays,
No pearls do Asian swimmers raise
Like those In baauty's mouth that shine
1Ade By the sOZODQNT divine.
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- soouooA Q neobse
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~ ~ 1oag tee0 In once he kept
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- H NJ olsN end 10 yet, use.
noe g ~ bsosd, betA at IL meetings
M 3 Gno0b9 q several Of IL leading
- Oaf10e hto long membe1hip
noguaa wsa born In Lapcasssr. April
Ne sUcelvod M early education
DoooDp oohoolA ond Oo0piesed his edu.
~ = Emnklia eolleG4 eofper Of Lime
Nonno GasUoA N pescspsors being
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~ omcss os collector and assessor were
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Hardened Liver.

Five years ago broke down with kidney and
liver complaint ana rheumatism.
since then have been unable to be about At
all. Ny liver became hard like wood my limbs
were pufred up and nlled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that nothing
could cure mo, 1 resolved to troiiop Bitteru
l have used seven bottles the hardness has all
gone from my liver. the swelling from my limbs,
and II has uOrksd a miracle In my case other.
wise would have been now In my grave.
J. W. MoREN. Buffalo, Oct. 1. 1854.
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spoon, were aiterward taken out uninj ured
My hrsl thought WAS to save books, aud tax.
ing my arms iull, / rushed to Q green In
front Vi church standing alone o. the END
oi our square, whica l thought OF course,
would bo respected. After depositing them,
l was returning for more when / wss
stopped by several soldiers, who spoke kind.
ly, saying they were very sorry for the
burning. They advised my trying to save
food instead vi books, ~ they feared It would
De much more needed, st the same time OF.
iering " carry II 70 the bank Of the creek, at
the end OF our street This otter WAS gladly
accepted, and they did carry bread ana other
provisions to that point, where all the citl.
xens from that end Of cur town were taking
refuge. The next articles ! rushed for were
= caskot hil6d with k6epsAkes, and 4 new
hal, trimmed with q long gray marabOut
plume Dsposlt.ng them on the front steps,
l returned tor something more, aud on again
resching the front door, found the csskst
burst open, and the empty hat box lying on
sidewalk the bare hat IN the middle OF the
street. while halfway down the square rode
soldier from whose hst waved my precious
piume and ribb0nA But there Was no time
sughter at the ludicrous side OF the picture.
RUNNING BACK FOR WINE. Il
The heat was becoming intense In the |
tIeet, although our own house had not been
ired. Just then WAS Joined by Lucy =,
nearer the centre OF the town, was among /
ne nrst TO DO consumed. She helped mv
'Arry what had collected, and together We /
oinea the crowd ON the bank. There We
ound her aunt and my sister (both delicate
l.dios) % overcome with fright aud excite
msnt that We resolved 70 risk the heat and re- |
Iurn toour cellar Tor wine, II the house mad no.
yot caugnt nre both sides OF the street were |
burning and the air quiveriug with the I'M.
'ense heat but We dashed through II, reached |
he cellar, aud secured Q bostle OF Wtn~.
nss then thought Of . fsyorits picture in
'prang upon chair aud succsdsd In Getsins
ne picture down. Then finding Il too mi uoS
Or me 70 handle, deliberately kicked thS
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FAIRFAX.
September Goth, 1887

September 20th, 1887.
G. W. Grisham will make his future home in
Adams county.
About al the boys Of our village have gone
North to cut corn.
Milton Easter will take his fine yearling colt
to the Winchester fair next week.
J.. D. Parr has rented the farm Of Aunt
Susan Snyder for the coming year.
O. o. Hook, NJ. D.. spent last week in Picks-
way, where he expects to locate shortly.
Emma J. Carlisle viii start back TO Madison
county for the winter on next Monday morn
ing.
Jack Walker says he must have the NEWS
HERALD through the campaign. His head is
level.
Reuben Robuck returned Sunday from
Mania county, where he has been in the well
business.
Alex Milburn and family, Of Fayette, have
been visiting friends in this vicinity for the
past week.
The parents Of your scribe will visit in our
vicinity this week, enroute for the bslmy State
of Kansas.
Andy williamson, of whom mention has
been made in my previous letters, has taken
worse and ID lying In critical condition.
Mr.. John Fox ID making much needed Inn
provements on his house. II We had some
more Foxes in our village IL would help It.
Don't forget the G. A. R. Reunion st May
Hard.tack, beans, SOW belly and lots Of good
things to eat.
Hurrah for our Ed. he got there in the
and he will get there in November,
and don't you forget it. Wake up Republicans
and see that every man is elected ON both
State and county ticket, and sound the
requiem for Grover in 1883.
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Enquiry is made as TO when the elec-
ton takes place. II comes ON the first
Tuesday In November and not on the
second Tuesday, a. many suppose. This
year the election comes on Tuesday,
November l."
The above appears in Tuesdays Ohio
State Journal, but from q reference to
the Laws Of Ohio we find it Is a mistake.
Section one of Article 8 ofsthe Election
Laws of Ohio reads as follows:
"Sec. 1. The Executive Department
shall consist of Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Secretary Of State, Auditor Of
State, Treasurer OF State and an Attor-
ney General, who shall be elected on
the first Tuesday after the first Monday
in November, by the electors Of the
State, and at the places of voting for
members of the General Assembly"
The first Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November will be the Sth, that
being the day OF election.
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A Resolution

For repair of sidswalks on Walnut street.
e1CTIoN I. Be ~ resolved By the O0uncil
Of the Incorporated Village OF Aiilsboro that
the following sidowalks ne6o repairing q
heretneflsf spsot1ed, and It . hereby
ordered that the sideWalks on Walnut street
to-wtt: on eonth side aeutting 1n.Lot No,
o, owned ~ Ars Emily Dlil. ON 1outh sidS
ovncd y e.mnel Lemon, On the NORTH aide
cupied ~ fgtts Aatttil, ON the North side
Of Walnut stsest abutting ln.Lots Nos. 8
south side Of Wainut street s612tina IN.
Lot No. g. owned ny nstrs Of jacob 1snnstt,
deed. aoutttng Incl Lot Ne: N, owned ~ heir
Walnut street s6ntsins In.L Lot No. 6, Owned
by William Lemon 30 repaired wien hard
burnt brick or smooth dressed stone feet
pavement be LAID IN s bed Of sand not l0os
than inches deep, and the cufbing, Il laid
nat, 70 b. Of smooths dfessed stone, lt inches
wide, and not less than 8 inches thick, and
II laid ON edge not loss than inches thick,
and imbedded IN ths sronnd not less than lS
side of the cur6. aud said pavement 70 % IS
repaired ON grade herstofofs eesabikhed,
eEC. II. Tue Mayor OF oaid VilIaGo n
hereby Instructed ~ notify the oWNSf. or
owners, or their agents. OF the propcrfv
abutttng ON said sideWalks 70 Sepaif anS
complete said aideWalks Within 10 d~vs
after the servioe OF said notice accordins Il
~ 18th revised ordinances passed April 18Th,
Adopted September 10th. 1887.
}mAI NH. Ax1.s. mayor.
(SC) Clerk.
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DODsONvILLE.
September 10th. 1857.

coptemDot l6tn, 1857.
Mr.: Charles Pulse was in Delaware on busi.
ness last week.
Walter Pulse will attend school in Delaware
the coming winter.
The Misses Scott, Of Hillsboro, were the
guests OF friends here Sunday.
W. =. Duval, who has been sick for some
time, Il rapidly regaining health.
Quite number Of persons from this place
visited Cincinnati last week and took in 'koms
Under Nero"
New inhabitants of our village, All Ksllss
has moved 10 with Miss Lydia Pulse and Henry
Walker with Mrs. Polly Shaffer.
Mr. Philip McOloy, an old and respected
resident OF near this place, died Friday night
after ehort illness Of only few hours. The
deceased was born in Ireland about 1907 and
emtgrated to this country with bis brother in
the earlier part Of his Life. The remains were
inferred In the Catholic cemetery ct 81. Martins
Sunday, Of which church he WAS Consistent
member.
The friends and acquaintanoss Of william
Z. Moon, OF Sycamore, win be pained TO learn
Of his late and sudden death Of typhoid fever,
He was taken sick in Cincinnati, where he W.
engaged In business, and fingered but abort
time after being brought homo. The deceased
was aged about q years, was contributor 70
. number Of the leading papers and journsis of
the Htsts, was Of brilliant tkousht "a sctions
and loved and esteemed By an who knew him.